The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-09-29
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On Monday morning we had a
heavy frost.
Next Saturday, Oct. lst, deer and
pheasants will be free.
The brick-layers have commenced
work on ID. a. Kern's new house.
Chsstnuts are making their ap-
pearance in the stores. They are
scarce.
Mrs. Jacob Steininger Of Hartleton,
died OF typhoid pneumonia on Sum
day. The funeral took place yeste r.
day.
It is reported that Harry o. Smith
OF Beaver Springs, raised n pumpkin
this year that measures five feet in
circumference.
The contract for building the new
bridge across Mohontongo Creek, ut
Dngsrs, was last Saturday awarded
to the keiifers Of Sunbury for 1906.
w. Fl. Walter, agent for Chas. w.
Stewart & Cos Nursery, Newark, N.
Y, gave US a bunch of California
grapes on Tuesday. They were a
very fine article.
Adam Spangler's horse tried to run
away for him one day last week,
threw him out Of the buggy and
sprained his leg so that he has been
compelled to walk with crutch es
since.
- j. II. ard A. A. Ulsh who last week
purchased the general Store at Mid
dlecreek have already abandoned the
mercantile business and on Monday
Of this week turned the store over to
its former proprietor, A. II. Ulsh.
Squire A. X. Gift writes us from
Plum Creek, Dawson: county, Neb.
He states that his son John met him
at the train upon his arrival and es-
courted him to his Nebraska home
Hsexpresses himself well pleased with
the country and may invest in land.
Snyder county has 243 pensioners,
who last quarter received SG,Si2, 25.
Union county, which has less popu
lation than we, has 2s0 pensioners
who received S9,253.5O. The total
number of pensioners in the United
States is 399,037. Quarter ending
June 8, 1887, they received $12,O37,-
$500.
September Court was largely atten.
ded this week and though a humber
OF ofimportant cases are on the docket
none have been decided at this writ.
ing. The jury in the Wenrick case
are in this Thursday mording and
report verdict for assault and bat.
terry.
The bay mare formerly owned by
sylvester Bowen Of this place, and
which ne sold for $3.50, was sold by
ths purchaser for $3.50. The animal
changed hands again-this time to a
emen, who recognized her points,
taid $500 for her and she Is now on
.ne trotting course and promises to
become one Of the fast horses OF the
period.
me corner Stone OF the new Evan
gelical Church OF this place will be
iaid on Sunday, Oct. 2nd, 1887, at 1C
n nj. Rev. }. Bowersox of Salem,
oregon, will ofliciate .Servlc es will be
no" In the Court House, after which
.no congregation will repair to site OF
'no now building where the usual
ceremonies will be performed by the
o,'nciating clergy. All are cordially
oheckler's .Stereoptican entertain
"ehts IN Seebolds Hall on Monday
ana Tuesday evenings were not as
wen attended as they should haye
oesh' The exhibition was really one
~, genuine merit, and, given undel
Tue auspices Of the Grand Army de.
served more encouragement. The
views were mostly new and very
osautliuland the apparatus being one
" 'he latest improved, gave them q
good effect.
had Stone in the Bladder and
'ravel in the Kidneys. DIR. Kenne-
4eays Favorite Remedy disintegrat-
v 'he stone and delivered me from It
h now well. should long age
a,s been six feet under the sod If
au nottaken DR.. Kennedy's Favor,
: hemedy,-D. d. Hoag,: Lebanon
p'inss' NY. Price 81. Send 2 cent
"1p 70 DIR. Kennedy, Roundout, N
,ooa ,o' ms book on Kidney, Liver ant
Ua ssn disorders. aa Mention this paper